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Notable for its relatively large size and thick shell, Basilemys is related to turtles living in Central America today.
This document was prepared by Wayne Hortensius, Calgary, Alberta,
Canada for the Royal Tyrrell Museum Cooperating Society. All
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Updated: April 8, 1995
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